screen protectors

Does anyone know where I can buy a screen protector for a sony S60? I need one that is very clear, not fuzzy.

I googled sony s60 screen protector and got 68,000 hits.
Take your pick.....looks like they're inexpensive.
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...reen+protector

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Originally Posted by digitalcameradc

Does anyone know where I can buy a screen protector for a sony S60? I need one that is very clear, not fuzzy.

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I second what Frog said.

They should have several kinds and sizes of screen protectors at most camera shops.

You can also buy online, almost all major photo-stores (amazon, B&H, etc.) will carry them. It's down to personal preference on which model to buy, and also make sure to read user-reviews to find out what other people's opinions are.

I have used a lot of screen protectors from various companies. I am extremely impressed with how well those sold by screenpatronus have lasted, I bought mine from ebay, but I believe that they have a website too.

I used to buy the camera specific screen protectors, but have changed to the Sony Gameboy screen protectors.

The screen protectors for the Gameboy are thicker, are more scratch resistant, stick even better, do not lift off with the heat from your breath, and they leave no glue residues and cut down to size more easily than the flimsy camera specific screen protectors ... but with one hitch, they are 3x more expensive than the camera specific protectors ... per sheet.

Think of the fragility of your camera screen ... then, any cost to protect the screen from damage is most affordable.

The cut off portion of the Gameboy screen protector, I then use to protect the small date display screen on the top of my Canon 40D.

Warren.

PS, The Sony Gameboy screen protectors, come with earphones and a hard case in the pack. The hard case is a bonus and perfect for your reading glasses or hand held GPS units.The earphones, give them to your kids.

Sorry, duplicate post.

Warren.

I ordered one that was supposed to be "perfect" but returned it because I didn't want "glue" on any part of the screen no matter how "easy" the directions indicated it would be to remove.

You're probably not interested in this option, but it's what I settled for. I use the "Wrightright" (sp?) PDA screen protectors that you can get in office supply stores - and now a similar product is sold in camera/electronic stores. You just cut them to size and it sticks to the screen. Yes, it is a bit fuzzy. However, I find that it works well to peel it off when the camera is in use - and put it back on when I'm finished. The LCD screen is more likely NOT to get scratched when I'm using it - but it does easily get scratched taking it in & out of the bag of laying around out of the bag.

Liz